← Back to context Comment by naasking 14 hours ago Yes, which presumably would have actually been tested by someone before it was uploaded. 3 comments naasking Reply troupo 13 hours ago Neither you nor the sibling commentator can be serious. naasking 7 hours ago Hey, guess what else is processed at runtime: all of the dynamically typed programming languages that run half of the internet. I wonder how they can still get reliability despite that? troupo 1 hour ago 1. They don't really2. That is literally besides the point we're arguing here.At this point i have no interest in this "discussion".Adieu.
troupo 13 hours ago Neither you nor the sibling commentator can be serious. naasking 7 hours ago Hey, guess what else is processed at runtime: all of the dynamically typed programming languages that run half of the internet. I wonder how they can still get reliability despite that? troupo 1 hour ago 1. They don't really2. That is literally besides the point we're arguing here.At this point i have no interest in this "discussion".Adieu.
naasking 7 hours ago Hey, guess what else is processed at runtime: all of the dynamically typed programming languages that run half of the internet. I wonder how they can still get reliability despite that? troupo 1 hour ago 1. They don't really2. That is literally besides the point we're arguing here.At this point i have no interest in this "discussion".Adieu.
troupo 1 hour ago 1. They don't really2. That is literally besides the point we're arguing here.At this point i have no interest in this "discussion".Adieu.
Neither you nor the sibling commentator can be serious.
Hey, guess what else is processed at runtime: all of the dynamically typed programming languages that run half of the internet. I wonder how they can still get reliability despite that?
1. They don't really
2. That is literally besides the point we're arguing here.
At this point i have no interest in this "discussion".
Adieu.